OT A brief history of time and beer (Political)

[Aecetia]

Kaiserhof has good beer especially this time of year.

http://kaiserhofrestaurant.com/

[nostradamus]

Stone is nice, try their mac ‘n cheese with sausage! Goes great with beer.

IPA for me. My staple (is it too early to start drinkin???) beer is Sierra Nevada. Got a fridge full! When I go to brew events I always go for the double or triple IPA’s.

[nostradamus]

Stone is nice, try their mac ‘n cheese with sausage! Goes great with beer.

IPA for me. My staple (is it too early to start drinkin???) beer is Sierra Nevada. Got a fridge full! When I go to brew events I always go for the double or triple IPA’s.

[nostradamus]

Stone is nice, try their mac ‘n cheese with sausage! Goes great with beer.

IPA for me. My staple (is it too early to start drinkin???) beer is Sierra Nevada. Got a fridge full! When I go to brew events I always go for the double or triple IPA’s.

[nostradamus]

Stone is nice, try their mac ‘n cheese with sausage! Goes great with beer.

IPA for me. My staple (is it too early to start drinkin???) beer is Sierra Nevada. Got a fridge full! When I go to brew events I always go for the double or triple IPA’s.

[nostradamus]

Stone is nice, try their mac ‘n cheese with sausage! Goes great with beer.

IPA for me. My staple (is it too early to start drinkin???) beer is Sierra Nevada. Got a fridge full! When I go to brew events I always go for the double or triple IPA’s.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

afx: Good German breweries include Warsteiner (sort of like the Anheuser-Busch of Germany), Kapsreiter, Spaten, Schneider and Hummel-Brau. They range from good to great, and you can find all sorts of different regional brews and seasonal brews.

I’m sure you’re familiar with the lagers and pilsners and bocks, but you might also try Kolsch (lighter and fruitier pale ale), Gose (spiced amber), Berliner Weisse (which is the city’s signature beer) and Rauchbier (smoked malt). Gose and Rauchbier are making a comeback and well worth a try (if you can find them).

Being of German extraction, I am definitely biased, but the squareheads do make great beer (along with fine automobiles, weapons and buxom blondes named Inga).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

afx: Good German breweries include Warsteiner (sort of like the Anheuser-Busch of Germany), Kapsreiter, Spaten, Schneider and Hummel-Brau. They range from good to great, and you can find all sorts of different regional brews and seasonal brews.

I’m sure you’re familiar with the lagers and pilsners and bocks, but you might also try Kolsch (lighter and fruitier pale ale), Gose (spiced amber), Berliner Weisse (which is the city’s signature beer) and Rauchbier (smoked malt). Gose and Rauchbier are making a comeback and well worth a try (if you can find them).

Being of German extraction, I am definitely biased, but the squareheads do make great beer (along with fine automobiles, weapons and buxom blondes named Inga).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

afx: Good German breweries include Warsteiner (sort of like the Anheuser-Busch of Germany), Kapsreiter, Spaten, Schneider and Hummel-Brau. They range from good to great, and you can find all sorts of different regional brews and seasonal brews.

I’m sure you’re familiar with the lagers and pilsners and bocks, but you might also try Kolsch (lighter and fruitier pale ale), Gose (spiced amber), Berliner Weisse (which is the city’s signature beer) and Rauchbier (smoked malt). Gose and Rauchbier are making a comeback and well worth a try (if you can find them).

Being of German extraction, I am definitely biased, but the squareheads do make great beer (along with fine automobiles, weapons and buxom blondes named Inga).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

afx: Good German breweries include Warsteiner (sort of like the Anheuser-Busch of Germany), Kapsreiter, Spaten, Schneider and Hummel-Brau. They range from good to great, and you can find all sorts of different regional brews and seasonal brews.

I’m sure you’re familiar with the lagers and pilsners and bocks, but you might also try Kolsch (lighter and fruitier pale ale), Gose (spiced amber), Berliner Weisse (which is the city’s signature beer) and Rauchbier (smoked malt). Gose and Rauchbier are making a comeback and well worth a try (if you can find them).

Being of German extraction, I am definitely biased, but the squareheads do make great beer (along with fine automobiles, weapons and buxom blondes named Inga).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

afx: Good German breweries include Warsteiner (sort of like the Anheuser-Busch of Germany), Kapsreiter, Spaten, Schneider and Hummel-Brau. They range from good to great, and you can find all sorts of different regional brews and seasonal brews.

I’m sure you’re familiar with the lagers and pilsners and bocks, but you might also try Kolsch (lighter and fruitier pale ale), Gose (spiced amber), Berliner Weisse (which is the city’s signature beer) and Rauchbier (smoked malt). Gose and Rauchbier are making a comeback and well worth a try (if you can find them).

Being of German extraction, I am definitely biased, but the squareheads do make great beer (along with fine automobiles, weapons and buxom blondes named Inga).

[Veritas]

Hey Allan,

Have you read this: “The Failure Factory: How Unelected Bureaucrats, Liberal Democrats, and Big Government Republicans Are Undermining America’s Security and Leading Us to War by Bill Gertz?” It sounds like your kind of book.

[Veritas]

Hey Allan,

Have you read this: “The Failure Factory: How Unelected Bureaucrats, Liberal Democrats, and Big Government Republicans Are Undermining America’s Security and Leading Us to War by Bill Gertz?” It sounds like your kind of book.

[Veritas]

Hey Allan,

Have you read this: “The Failure Factory: How Unelected Bureaucrats, Liberal Democrats, and Big Government Republicans Are Undermining America’s Security and Leading Us to War by Bill Gertz?” It sounds like your kind of book.

[Veritas]

Hey Allan,

Have you read this: “The Failure Factory: How Unelected Bureaucrats, Liberal Democrats, and Big Government Republicans Are Undermining America’s Security and Leading Us to War by Bill Gertz?” It sounds like your kind of book.

[Author]

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